Unleash

Album: Conquer (2008)
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  • War after war
    The lion roar
    Hell after hell
    Cambodian death bells
    Scum after scum
    They blot out the sun
    Hill after hills
    In the killing fields

    No more fear of failure
    No more suffering
    No more lies, I will arise
    From blood filled rivers of my enemies

    Unleash war
    Unleash my wrath
    Unleash revenge
    Unleash my hell

    Pig after pig
    The blood runs cold
    Stone after stone
    The kingdom comes
    Doom after doom
    The fallen ruins
    Hate after hate
    Theres no escape

    Unleash war
    Unleash my wrath
    Unleash revenge
    Unleash my hell

    No more scars of judgment
    No more tolerance
    No more compromise,
    I stand in fire
    Unleashing my revenge

    Unleash war
    Unleash my wrath
    Unleash revenge
    Unleash my hell

    Fucked up you never learn
    I've reached the point of no return
    No I can't take it anymore
    You're borrowing the blood I earned
    From onslaught to oblivion
    You're never taking me alive
    Victimized, brutalized, terrorized, crucified, crucified...
    In the heavy side of life we live
    It's not how we chose,
    But it is how it fucking is.

    Unleash! Unleash! Unleash! Unleash! Writer/s: DAVID MICHAEL PETERS, MASSIMILIANO A CAVALERA, MASSIMILIANO CAVALERA
    Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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